Virat Kohli was the lone Indian cricketer to find a place in the ICC World Twenty20 men’s XI of the tournament, which was dominated by champions West Indies and runners-up Sri Lanka.

Kohli scored 185 runs runs in India’s five matches.

In the women’s XI, Poonam Raut was the only Indian to make the cut. Suresh Raina was named 12th man of the men’s team.

Finalists Sri Lanka and West Indies contributed a total of five players to the men’s team with Mahela Jayawardene named as captain, the ICC said in a statement.

In the women’s team, finalists Australia and England provided nine players with again the losing captain in the final, Charlotte Edwards, selected to lead the team.

Edwards was also named yesterday as the women’s player of the tournament.

Chosen by a group of experts, the team was aimed at being suited for Sri Lankan conditions on the basis of performances in the tournament only. Statistics were used but were not the sole basis for selections.

In all, there were three players from beaten finalists Sri Lanka and two from champions West Indies while Australia, England, New Zealand and Pakistan were also represented in the 12-member men’s squad.

Players who were considered included AB de Villiers and Dale Steyn of South Africa, David Warner of Australia, Tillakaratne Dilshan of Sri Lanka, Kieron Pollard, Dwayne Smith and Sunil Narine of the West Indies.

In the women’s side, five players from champions Australia were represented while beaten finalists England have four in the side including Edwards. The team also features players from West Indies and New Zealand.

For the women’s team, players who were considered included Danielle Wyatt and Lydia Greenway of England, Sophie Devine of New Zealand, Deandra Dottin of West Indies, Erin Osborne of Australia and South Africa’s Dane van Niekerk.